Nile flooding poses no serious threat to Egypt despite damage in Sudan: official
The ongoing Nile River flooding poses no serious threat to Egypt despite the damage and casualties it caused to fellow
Sudanese gov’t, armed groups vow no delay in implementing peace deal
The Sudanese government and armed groups on Sunday promised that they will implement all items of their final peace deal
Eight migrants drown, 12 disappear while trying to reach Djibouti
The International Organization for Migration says at least eight migrants have drowned and 12 are missing after smugglers forced them
Africa’s confirmed COVID-19 cases pass 1.5 mln mark
The total number of confirmed COVID-19 positive cases in Africa reached 1,506,185 as of Sunday, the Africa Centers for Disease
Zambia conducts 2,792 COVID-19 tests in single day
Zambia conducted 2,792 tests in the last 24 hours as the country ramps up tests as an effort to combat
Three Rwanda genocide suspects arrested, charged in Belgium
Three people accused of involvement in the Rwanda genocide were arrested and charged in Belgium with serious abuse of human
Egypt COVID-19 cases hit 103,575 with 109 new infections
Egypt reported late on Saturday 109 new COVID-19 infections, bringing the total cases registered in the country since the outbreak
Nigeria’s southern state nabs 29 illegal miners
At least 29 persons nabbed for allegedly engaging in illegal mining activities in various locations of the southern state of
Ethiopian Shura Kitata wins London Marathon as Eliud Kipchoge finishes eighth
Ethiopia’s Shura Kitata won the 2020 men’s London Marathon on Sunday in a sprint finish pipping Kenyan Vincent Kipchumba in
Uganda records 146 new COVID-19 cases, two new deaths
Uganda’s Ministry of Health on Sunday reported 146 new coronavirus cases raising the national total to 8,808. Majority of the